4 Si se mandan pares a ciegas apostando más chinas de las que faltan, ¿es lo mismo que mandar la falta a ciegas?
Artículo 13 Las bazas del truque
PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES SUPRA-COMMUNITY CONTEXT COMMUNITY CONTEXT
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ANNEX 5: List of Participants
Mr. William E. Ablong Coordinator
CRMP-Negros Oriental Learning Area Marine Laboratory Silliman University 6200 Dumaguete City Tel. (035) 422-5694; 225-6711 Dr. Angel C. Alcala Executive Director
Silliman University-Angelo King Center for Research and Environmental Management (SUAKREM) SU Marine Laboratory Dumaguete City Tel. (035) 422-5698 Email: [email protected] Mr. Joselito Alcaria Coordinator,
Coastal Environment Program DENR Reg. VII
Greenplains Subdivision Banilad, Cebu City
Tel. 032-345-3903; 345-3904 Email: [email protected] Dr. Porfirio Aliño
Marine Science Institute University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City
Tel. (02) 920-5301 local 7427
Email: [email protected] Ms. Sandra Victoria Arcamo
Officer-in-Charge
Fishery Resources Management Division Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Arcadia Bldg., 860 Quezon Ave.
Mr. Orly Arciaga Director,
Marine Ecosystems Program Haribon Foundation
9 Malingap corner Malumanay Streets Teachers’ Village
Diliman, Quezon City 1101 Tel. (02) 925-3332
Fax. (02) 925-3331
Email: [email protected] Hon. Jose A. Baldado
Board Member
Manjuyod, Negros Oriental Tel. (035) 404-1018
Ms. Miriam Balgos
Graduate College of Marine Studies University of Delaware Newark, DE 19716 USA Tel. 1 (302) 831-8086; (301) 713-3078 Fax. 1 (302) 831-3668; (301) 713-4263 Email: [email protected]; [email protected] Mr. Florendo Barangan
Deputy Director, Coastal Environment Program
Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Visayas Avenue, Quezon City Tel. (02) 926-1004 Dr. Hilconida Calumpong Director SU Marine Laboratory Dumaguete City Tel. (035) 225-2500; 225-4608; 422-5653
Ms. Mariz del Castillo
School of Environmental Science and Management
University of the Philippines at Los Baños College, Laguna 4031
Email: [email protected] Dr. Patrick Christie School of Marine Affairs University of Washington 3707 Brooklyn Ave. N.E. Seattle, WA 98105-6715 USA
Email: [email protected] Ms. Adela Corpuz
Science Research Specialist Marine Resources Division
Philippine Council for Aquatic and Marine Research and Development
Los Baños, Laguna 4030 Tel. (049) 536-1566 Email: [email protected] Dr. Catherine Courtney Chief of Party
Coastal Resource Management Project 5th Floor CIFC Towers, North Reclamation Cebu City
Tel. (032) 412-0488
Email: [email protected] Mr. Brian Crawford
Coastal Resources Center University of Rhode Island Narragansett, RI 02882 USA Tel. 1 (401) 874-6225 Fax. 1 (401) 874-6920 Email: [email protected] Mr. Al Cueva
Sagay Marine Reserve Sagay, Negros Occidental Tel. 722-9172
Ms. Evelyn Deguit CO/CD Advisor
Coastal Resource Management Project 5th Floor CIFC Towers, North Reclamation Cebu City
Tel. (032) 232-1821; 232-1822 Fax. (032) 232-1825
Email: [email protected]
Ms. Dolores Ariadne D. Diamante-Fabunan CRM Specialist
Coastal Resource Management Project 5th Floor CIFC Towers, North Reclamation Cebu City
Tel. (032) 232-1821; 232-1822 Mr. Neil Fraser
Executive Director PIPULI Foundation, Inc. P.O. Road, Ozamis City Tel. (088) 521 1992 Fax. (088) 521-1928
Email: [email protected] Mr. Wendell Galon
Silliman University Marine Laboratory Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental Ms. Maharlina Luz Gorospe Department of Marine Affairs University of Rhode Island Kingston, RI 02881
USA
Email: [email protected] Mr. Stuart Green
Provincial CRMP Coordinator
Coastal Resource Management Project C/o Aboitiz Express – Loon
Brgy. Napo, Loon, Bohol Tel. 0918-9036008
Dr. Rafael Guerrero III Executive Director
Philippine Council for Aquatic and Marine Research and Development
Los Baños, Laguna 4030
Tel./Fax. (049) 536-1582; 536-1566 Email: [email protected]
Dr. Rudolf Hermes
Research Fellow, Marine Resources Division Philippine Council for Aquatic and Marine Research and Development
Los Baños, Laguna 4030 Tel. (049) 536-1566 Email: [email protected] Dr. Vincent Hilomen
Institute of Biological Sciences
University of the Philippines at Los Baños College, Laguna 4031
Tel. (049) 536-6329 Email: [email protected] Dr. Antoinette Juinio-Meñez Marine Science Institute University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City
Email: [email protected] Ms. Mariglo Laririt
Head, Environmental Concerns and Product Development Unit
Ten Knots Development Corporation 2/F Builders Center
170 Salcedo St., Legaspi Village 1229 Makati City Tel. (02) 894-5644; 8941134 Fax. (02) 894-1134 Email: [email protected] Ms. Marge Lavides Mr. Teodulo Luchavez
C/o Silliman University Marine Laboratory Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental
Tel. (035) 225-2500 Mr. Jhonny Macarandang Samahang Pangkaunlaran ng San Teodoro, Inc.
Balanoy, San Teodoro Mabini, Batangas Mr. Reuben Majan
Provincial Agriculturist Office – Fisheries Daro, Dumaguete City
Tel. (035) 225-2855 Ms. Rose-Liza Eisma College of Law Silliman University Dumaguete City Tel. (035) 225-8287 Email: [email protected] Hon. Alfredo G. Marañon, Jr. Congressman, 2nd District Sagay, Negros Occidental Tel. (034) 931-5638; 488-0303 Mr. Alfredo D. Marañon III Sagay Marine Reserve Sagay, Negros Occidental Tel. (034) 422-5698 Dr. Liana McManus Marine Science Institute University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City Tel. (02) 922-3921
Email: [email protected] Mr. Beau Henry L. Merto
Dr. Paciencia Milan President
Visayas State College of Agriculture Baybay, Leyte 6521-A
Tel./Fax (053) 335-2601 Email: [email protected]; [email protected]
Mr. Elmo Nillas
Silliman University Marine Laboratory Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental Tel. (035) 225-2500
Mr. Alejandro Olandez Jr. Science Research Specialist Marine Resources Division
Philippine Council for Aquatic and Marine Research and Development
Los Baños, Laguna 4030 Tel. (049) 536-1566 Email: [email protected] Mr. Roy Olsen de Leon Deputy Project Administrator SU-COE-CRM Project Silliman University Dumaguete City Tel. (035) 225-6711 Email: [email protected] Mr. Cesario Pagdilao
Officer-in-Charge, Deputy Executive Director’s Office
Philippine Council for Aquatic and Marine Research and Development
Los Baños, Laguna 4030 Tel. (049) 536-5578 Email: [email protected] Mr. Mario T. Pascobello President
Marine Management Council Apo Island
Dauin, Negros Oriental Tel. (035) 424-0399
Ms. Ma. Fe Portigo
Learning Area Coordinator-Olango Island Coastal Resource Management Project 5th Floor CIFC Towers, North Reclamation Cebu City
Tel. (032) 232-1821; 232-1822 Mr. Christovel Rotinsulu Senior Extension Officer
Coastal Resources Management Project- Indonesia
Jl. Wolter Monginsindi No. 5 Manado Sulawesi Utara 95115 Indonesia Tel. 62-431-841671/841672 Email: [email protected] Ms. Protacia Sayson
BFAR Reg. VII Arellano Blvd. Cebu City
Tel. (032) 256-2775; 416-6510 Dr. Filipina Sotto
Marine Biology Section University of San Carlos Talamban Campus, Cebu City Tel. (032) 419-8764; 346-1128 Mr. Asep Sukmara
Technical Extension Officer
Coastal Resources Management Project- Indonesia
Jl. Wolter Monginsindi No. 5 Manado, Sulawesi Utara 95115 Indonesia
Tel. 62-0341-841671
Email: [email protected]
Mr. Elmer Tamayo
Lingayen Gulf Coastal Area Management Commission
Ms. Mercy S. Teves Chief
Environment and Natural Resources Management Division
Capitol Area, Dumaguete City Tel. (035) 225-1601; 225-5563 Email: [email protected] Mr. Fernando Tiburcio
Samahang Pangkaunlaran ng San Salvador, Inc.
San Salvador, Masinloc, Zambales Mr. Victor Soliman
Bicol University – Tabaco Campus Tabaco, Albay
Email: [email protected] Ms. Sheila Vergara
Senior Research Associate Aquatic Environments Program
International Center for Living Aquatic Resources Management
Room 10, 2/F Collaborators’ Center IRRI, College, Laguna
Dr. Alan White Deputy Chief of Party
Coastal Resource Management Project 5th Floor CIFC Towers, North Reclamation Cebu City
Tel. (032) 232-1821
Email: [email protected] Mr. Alexis Yambao
CRM Specialist
Coastal Resource Management Project 5th Floor CIFC Towers, North Reclamation Cebu City
Ms. Ester Zaragoza Officer-In-Charge
Marine Resources Division
Philippine Council for Aquatic and Marine Research and Development
Los Baños, Laguna 4030 Tel. (049) 536-1566 Email: [email protected]
ANNEX 6: Community-Based Marine Sanctuary Sites
The sites listed in Table I were compiled and recommended by focus group participants for possible inclusion in the field site surveys. The number in parentheses is the ranking given by the Focus Groups for each site (1- highly successful; 2 - very successful; 3 – successful; 4 – somewhat successful; 5 – not successful; and 6 – don’t know or have insufficient
knowledge of the site). In cases where two numbers are indicated, they are rankings provided by different focus groups for that particular site. Very few sites were ranked as either a 1- highly successful, or 5 – not successful. However, when individuals were asked in general, how many community-based marine sanctuary sites are successful and not successful, individuals would give a range of approximately 20-25 % of the sites as being successful. This is similar to the 19 percent success rate reported by Pomeroy and Carlos (1997) for community-based coastal resources management programs and projects in the Philippines. The focus groups tended to be more kind in their ranking, perhaps reflecting a viewpoint that any site established can be considered as some degree of success.
Table I: List of sites compiled and ranked by focus group participants
Pangasinan
Cabungan Marine Reserve, Anda (4/4) Carot Marine Reserve, Anda (4/4)
Balingasay Marine Sanctuary, Bolinao (2-3/3) Zambales
San Salvador Island, Masinloc (2/3) Batangas
San Teodoro Marine Reserve, Mabini (2/4) Bagalangit Marine Reserve, Mabini (3/3) Palawan
Aborlan (5/6) San Vicente (3/3-4) Quezon
Ragay Fish Sanctuary, Tagcauayan (6/4) Ragay Marine Reserve (6)
Marinduque Gasan (4/4)
Tres Reyes Island (4) Aurora
Baler (6) Albay
San Miguel Island, Tabaco (2)
Sorsogon
Marilag, Prieto Diaz (2) Catanduanes
Agojo (4) Camarines
Atulayan Island, Sagnay, Camarines Sur (4) Calabanga, Camarines Sur (3)
Pasacao, Camarines Sur (2) Mercedes, Camarines Norte (3) Cebu
Alegria (three sanctuaries) (3)
Bantayan Island: Tamiao, Sillon, Atop-atop (3) Doong, Bantayan (3)
Barile Municipal Sanctuary, Barile (3) Gilutongan Island, Cordova (3) Barangay Bitoon, Dumanjug (3) Sto. Niño, Malabuyoc (3) Pescador Island, Moalboal (4/2) Saavedra, Moalboal (4)
Sumilon Island, Oslob (3/5) Badjan Island (3)
Ronda (3) Saavedra (3) Colasi, Samboan (3)
Barangay Maño, San Remegio (2) Zaragoza Island, Badjan (4)
Table I (continued)
Negros Island Ayungon (3)
Bongalonan, Basay (3) Apo Island, Dauin (1) Masaplod Norte, Dauin (2/3) Bolisong, Manjuyod (2) Campuyo, Manjuyod (5) Cangmating, Sibulan (3/2)
Sagay Protected Seascape, Sagay (2) Caliling, Cauayan (4)
Danjugan Island, Bulata (6) Malaga, Bindoy (4) Malusay, Guihulngan (3) Amduloy, Siaton (4) Tambobo, Siaton (3) Tandayag, Amlan (4) Polo Offshore, Tantay (4) Poblacion, San Jose (5) San Jose, Lalibertad (4) Cabulutan, Tayasan (4) Calagcalag, Ayungon (3) Bohol
Pamilacan Island, Baclayon (1/2) Cabilao, Loon, Cabangan (2 Cabilao, Loon, Pantudlan (3) Balicasag Island, Panglao (2/4) Panglao Island (Four sanctuaries - 5) Doljo, Panglao (4)
Balod, Panglao (4)
Lomboy-Kahayag, Panggangan Island, Calape (2) Magtongtong, Panggangan Island, Calape (3) Sandingan Island, Loon (Calayugan (2); Sundol (3) Candijay Fish Sanctuary (Candijay) (3)
Pitogo Island (3) Handumon, Getafe) (2) Taguliao, Getafe (4) Siquijor Talayong, Lasi (4) San Jose (5)
Tulapos Marine Sanctuary, E. Villanueva (2) Eastern Samar
Bagonbanua, Guiuan (4) Leyte
Balud, Capoocan (4)
Cuatro Islas, Himokilan Inopacan (2) Cuatro Islas , Apid Inopacan (2) Cuatro Islas, Mahaba Inopacan (2) Cuatro Islas, Didjo Inopacan (2) Palompon (6)
South Cotabato
Saranggani Bay, General Santos: 4 sanctuaries (3) Misamis Occidental
Baliangao wetland park, Baliangao (1) Sinacaban Sanctuary, Sinacaban (6) Villa Consuelo, Ozamis City (4) Davao
Malalag, Davao (3) Samal Island (6)
The list of sites provided in Table II was compiled by Maharlina Gorospe as part of the preliminary preparations for selection of sites for the field research component of the project. This preliminary compilation of community-based marine sanctuary, fish sanctuary, and marine reserve sites (generally considered to be no-take zones) was taken from multiple sources including secondary literature, an electronic database and lists provided by focus group participants. It is not to be considered a complete listing of sites in the Philippines and it has not been ground truthed. Therefore, sites listed may or may not meet the general criteria of a community-based marine sanctuary as defined in this report, which included being established by a municipal ordinance, primarily consisting of coral reef habitat, and a permanently closed “no-take” area.
Table II: A Preliminary Compilation of Community-Based Marine Sanctuary, Fish Sanctuary, and Marine Reserve Sites in the Philippines
NO. SITE REG PROVINCE MUNICIPALITY BARANGAY YR EST
1 Brgy 19, Masintoc FS 1 Ilocos Norte Paoay Masintoc 1980
2 Fishery Reservation & Fish/Bird/Animal Sanctuary
1 Ilocos Sur Caoayan Davila 1998
3 Sabangan FS 1 Ilocos Sur Sinait Sabangan 1973
4 Payao 1 Ilocos Sur Sta. Lucia Nagalisan, Bao-as
5 Aringay River Delta 1 La Union Aringay Aringay 1998
6 Pagdalagan Sur-Urayong FS 1 La Union Bauang Pagdalagan Sur
and Urayong
1995
7 Eastern Coast Sabtang Island 2 Batanes Sabtang Eastern Coast 1993
8 Tallo-Ulo FS 2 Cagayan Sta. Praxedes San Juan 1998
9 FS 3 Bataan Abucay
10 Salaman FS 3 Bataan Bagas Salaman 1998
11 FS 3 Bataan Mariveles
12 Binoclutan FS 3 Zambales Botolan Binoclutan 1996
13 Felmida Diaz, San Isidro, Arew FS 3 Zambales Cabangan Felmida Diaz, San
Isidro, Arew
1997
14 Cabangan FS 3 Zambales Cabangan
15 Uacon FS 3 Zambales Candelaria Uacon
16 Malimanga FS 3 Zambales Candelaria Malimanga
17 San Salvador Marine Conservation Project
3 Zambales Masinloc San Salvador 1989
18 Disoksip Point 4 Aurora San Luis Dibut
19 Susong Dalaga Point 4 Aurora San Luis Dibut
20 Taal Lake at Large Marine Sanctuary 4 Batangas Agoncillo Subic
21 San Pablo FS 4 Batangas Bauan San Pablo 1994
22 Calatagan MR 4 Batangas Calatagan >1992
23 Mabini Marine Conservation Project (MR/S)
4 Batangas Mabini San Teodoro 1991
24 Twin Rocks FS 4 Batangas Mabini Sitio Balanoy, San
Teodoro
1991
25 Arthur’s Rock FS 4 Batangas Mabini San Teodoro 1991
26 Cathedral Rock FS 4 Batangas Mabini Bagalangit 1991
27 White Sand’s Rock MS 4 Batangas Mabini 1991
28 Subukin MS 4 Batangas San Juan Bais Subukin
29 Calubcub MS 4 Batangas San Juan Bais Calubcub 1995
30 Danubo MS 4 Laguna Pangil Danubo 1995
Table II (continued)
NO. SITE REG PROVINCE MUNICIPALITY BARANGAY YR EST
33 Sulib MS 4 Laguna Pangil Sulib 1995
34 Agufar MS 4 Laguna Pangil Agufar 1995
35 Fish Sanctuary Zone 4 Marinduque Boac Caganhao
36 Tres Reyes Island MS 4 Marinduque Gasan Tres Reyes Island 1997
37 Gasan Community MR 4 Marinduque Gasan Bacong Bacong,
Tres Reyes Island {Pinggan?}
38 FS Cagpo/Poctoy 4 Marinduque Torrijos Cagpo/Poctoy
39 FS Kay Duke 4 Marinduque Torrijos Kay Duke
40 Habitat Zone 4 Marinduque Torrijos Suha to Bonliw
41 Bugger Zone {Buffer?} 4 Marinduque Torrijos Salamague Pt. To